Diabetes group's cash boost
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Burnbridge Diabetes Group have helped fund the cost of a child's diabetes holiday by this week presenting a cheque for £200 to Musgrove Children's Diabetes Department. A cheque was handed over during a ceremony in which respresentatives from Musgrove received a cheque.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Burnbridge Diabetes Group have helped fund the cost of a child's diabetes holiday by this week presenting a cheque for £200 to Musgrove Children's Diabetes Department. A cheque was handed over during a ceremony in which respresentatives from Musgrove received a cheque.
High-flying talk for town group
SOMERSET'S air ambulance was in the spotlight during a talk delivered by Sir Bernie Knight at the latest meeting of Burnham-On-Sea's Moose International Lodge. Bernie's good humour and professional style of presentation made the talk entertaining and educational.
SOMERSET'S air ambulance was in the spotlight during a talk delivered by Sir Bernie Knight at the latest meeting of Burnham-On-Sea's Moose International Lodge. Bernie's good humour and professional style of presentation made the talk entertaining and educational.
Dunes cut back by high tides
SEVERAL miles of sand dunes running along the top of the beach at Berrow, Brean and Burnham-On-Sea have been cut back by this week's high tides and storm waves - but wildlife bosses say there is no need to worry because the dunes will quickly recover in 'just months'.
SEVERAL miles of sand dunes running along the top of the beach at Berrow, Brean and Burnham-On-Sea have been cut back by this week's high tides and storm waves - but wildlife bosses say there is no need to worry because the dunes will quickly recover in 'just months'.
Charity marks World Sight Day
STAFF members from the Highbridge-based National Blind Childrens Society this week experienced at first hand how different life would be if they were visually impaired. To mark World Sight Day on October 12th, they took part in a blindfolded walk along Burnham seafront.
STAFF members from the Highbridge-based National Blind Childrens Society this week experienced at first hand how different life would be if they were visually impaired. To mark World Sight Day on October 12th, they took part in a blindfolded walk along Burnham seafront.
Man flees police in Pier Street
BURNHAM-On-Sea police are searching for the driver of this vehicle after he fled from the scene after being pulled over in Pier Street on Monday evening (Oct 9th). Officers were continuing their crackdown on anti-social drivers along The Esplanade when they pulled over the car.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police are searching for the driver of this vehicle after he fled from the scene after being pulled over in Pier Street on Monday evening (Oct 9th). Officers were continuing their crackdown on anti-social drivers along The Esplanade when they pulled over the car.
Town's Lions Club reaches 30!
BURNHAM-On-Sea Lions Club members have this week been celebrating the group's 30th anniversary. The Lions Club was formed in the town exactly 30 years ago this month - and the occasion was marked this week with a special presentation to the founding member.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Lions Club members have this week been celebrating the group's 30th anniversary. The Lions Club was formed in the town exactly 30 years ago this month - and the occasion was marked this week with a special presentation to the founding member.
Police hunt burglary suspect
POLICE have issued a photo of a man they want to speak to in connection with a series of burglaries in Burnham-On-Sea, Taunton, Bridgwater and Berrow. Throughout the last month there have been a number of break-ins which police believe are linked. They are appealing for help.
POLICE have issued a photo of a man they want to speak to in connection with a series of burglaries in Burnham-On-Sea, Taunton, Bridgwater and Berrow. Throughout the last month there have been a number of break-ins which police believe are linked. They are appealing for help.
One injured in four-car collision
ONE person is in hospital after a four car collision in Berrow over the weekend. Paramedics, police and fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea rushed to the entrance to Unity Farm Holiday Park after the serious accident, which temporarily closed the road causing delays for motorists.
ONE person is in hospital after a four car collision in Berrow over the weekend. Paramedics, police and fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea rushed to the entrance to Unity Farm Holiday Park after the serious accident, which temporarily closed the road causing delays for motorists.
Vandals smash shop windows
VANDALS caused hundreds of pounds of damage during an attack on a High Street shop in central Burnham-On-Sea on Friday night (Oct 6th). A large pane of glass at the front of Watermark Financial Services was smashed in an apparently random attack.
VANDALS caused hundreds of pounds of damage during an attack on a High Street shop in central Burnham-On-Sea on Friday night (Oct 6th). A large pane of glass at the front of Watermark Financial Services was smashed in an apparently random attack.
Video: Storm batters seafront
HUGE waves battered Burnham-On-Sea on Friday night (Oct 6th) as high tides coincided with gale-forced winds. Waves broke over the sea wall along the southern Esplanade, leaving pools of sea water along roads and pavements. The town was earlier put on Flood Watch. Video... MP in town for charity event
BURNHAM-On-Sea MP David Heathcoat-Amory was shown how to use Braille during a special reception held at the National Blind Childrens Society in Highbridge this week. The MP put himself in the position of a blind person and communicated without sight using Braille.
HUGE waves battered Burnham-On-Sea on Friday night (Oct 6th) as high tides coincided with gale-forced winds. Waves broke over the sea wall along the southern Esplanade, leaving pools of sea water along roads and pavements. The town was earlier put on Flood Watch. Video... MP in town for charity event
BURNHAM-On-Sea MP David Heathcoat-Amory was shown how to use Braille during a special reception held at the National Blind Childrens Society in Highbridge this week. The MP put himself in the position of a blind person and communicated without sight using Braille.
Trade group unveils initiatives
A RANGE of initiatives to boost trade along Burnham-On-Sea's High Street are to be unveiled this month during a meeting of the town's Chamber of Trade and Commerce. The proposals will be discussed at a general meeting on October 17th, to which all businesses in the town are being invited.
A RANGE of initiatives to boost trade along Burnham-On-Sea's High Street are to be unveiled this month during a meeting of the town's Chamber of Trade and Commerce. The proposals will be discussed at a general meeting on October 17th, to which all businesses in the town are being invited.
Burnham artist's work on show
COLOURFUL works of art by Burnham-On-Sea artist Damian Leigh are set to go on show at a local garden centre later this month. Damian, 38, will be displaying and selling his work at Sanders Garden World’s Village Square on Saturday October 21st and 22nd.
COLOURFUL works of art by Burnham-On-Sea artist Damian Leigh are set to go on show at a local garden centre later this month. Damian, 38, will be displaying and selling his work at Sanders Garden World’s Village Square on Saturday October 21st and 22nd.
Radiolink scheme gets boost
A SCHEME to link police, traders and pub landlords in Burnham-On-Sea, Highbridge and Brean is going from strength to strength after winning a grant this week from the Safer Sedgemoor Partnership. Burnham Radiolink was set up in April 2000 and has been vital in helping to fight crime in the area.
A SCHEME to link police, traders and pub landlords in Burnham-On-Sea, Highbridge and Brean is going from strength to strength after winning a grant this week from the Safer Sedgemoor Partnership. Burnham Radiolink was set up in April 2000 and has been vital in helping to fight crime in the area.
Police in fresh arson appeal
BURNHAM-On-Sea Police issued a fresh appeal for information on Friday (October 6th) about an arson attack on two barns in East Huntspill. As first reported by Burnham-On-Sea.com, the fire happened at about 1am on Sept 24th at Smithy Farm when two barns were destroyed.
BURNHAM-On-Sea Police issued a fresh appeal for information on Friday (October 6th) about an arson attack on two barns in East Huntspill. As first reported by Burnham-On-Sea.com, the fire happened at about 1am on Sept 24th at Smithy Farm when two barns were destroyed.
Flood Watch issued for area
ENVIRONMENT Agency bosses have issued a precautionary Flood Watch for the Bristol Channel coastline extending from Porlock to Avonmouth - which includes Burnham, Brean and Berrow - but they are still saying that the risk of major flooding this weekend is low.
ENVIRONMENT Agency bosses have issued a precautionary Flood Watch for the Bristol Channel coastline extending from Porlock to Avonmouth - which includes Burnham, Brean and Berrow - but they are still saying that the risk of major flooding this weekend is low.
Mayor welcomes Kenyan group
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor and Town Crier were among more than 100 local residents to give a warm welcome to a group of Kenyan schoolchildren on Thursday night (Oct 5th). The 24 pupils, who are from a primary school near Mombasa, are visiting Burnham-On-Sea and other towns.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's Mayor and Town Crier were among more than 100 local residents to give a warm welcome to a group of Kenyan schoolchildren on Thursday night (Oct 5th). The 24 pupils, who are from a primary school near Mombasa, are visiting Burnham-On-Sea and other towns.
Anthony takes on the world!
BURNHAM paralympic swimmer Anthony Stephens is making final preparations to compete in December's World Swimming Championships. The 20 year-old told Burnham-On-Sea.com he is "optimistic" of success at the International Paralympic World Swimming Championships.
BURNHAM paralympic swimmer Anthony Stephens is making final preparations to compete in December's World Swimming Championships. The 20 year-old told Burnham-On-Sea.com he is "optimistic" of success at the International Paralympic World Swimming Championships.
Highbridge firm fined £14,000
SEDGEMOOR District Council has successfully prosecuted Brake Brothers Foodservice Limited under the Health and Safety at Work Act following an accident at their Highbridge-based warehouse. The case was heard at Bridgwater Magistrates Court on Tuesday (Oct 3rd).
SEDGEMOOR District Council has successfully prosecuted Brake Brothers Foodservice Limited under the Health and Safety at Work Act following an accident at their Highbridge-based warehouse. The case was heard at Bridgwater Magistrates Court on Tuesday (Oct 3rd).
Over 210 new homes for town?
TWO major planning applications to build more than 200 new homes in Highbridge have been unveiled this week. Derek Mead, the man behind the successful bid to build an Asda supermarket in Highbridge, has submitted an application to build almost 170 homes.
TWO major planning applications to build more than 200 new homes in Highbridge have been unveiled this week. Derek Mead, the man behind the successful bid to build an Asda supermarket in Highbridge, has submitted an application to build almost 170 homes.
New high tides warning issued
ENVIRONMENT Agency bosses have warned Burnham-On-Sea residents that this coming weekend's high tides could raise the threat of flooding if they coincide with bad weather. The tides on Sunday 8th and Monday 9th October will be as high as those in September.
ENVIRONMENT Agency bosses have warned Burnham-On-Sea residents that this coming weekend's high tides could raise the threat of flooding if they coincide with bad weather. The tides on Sunday 8th and Monday 9th October will be as high as those in September.
Man's life saved by electrician
QUICK thinking by an electrician in Highbridge helped save a man's life earlier this week. Becky Wilkinson, a Sedgemoor District Council electrician, spotted an elderly man had collapsed near to his home in Morland Road after suffering a heart attack and raised the alarm.
QUICK thinking by an electrician in Highbridge helped save a man's life earlier this week. Becky Wilkinson, a Sedgemoor District Council electrician, spotted an elderly man had collapsed near to his home in Morland Road after suffering a heart attack and raised the alarm.
Anger over pavement parking
ANGRY councillors have this week hit out at motorists who are blocking pavements in the centre of Highbridge. At this week's meeting of Burnham and Highbridge Town Council, members said the problem in front of new homes in Church Street is "getting out of control."
ANGRY councillors have this week hit out at motorists who are blocking pavements in the centre of Highbridge. At this week's meeting of Burnham and Highbridge Town Council, members said the problem in front of new homes in Church Street is "getting out of control."
Busy start to country festival
THOUSANDS of country and western music fans have descended on Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, this week for a ten-day Country Music Festival. The 2006 event is taking place until October 7th and is drawing large crowds of fans to pubs and clubs across the resort.
THOUSANDS of country and western music fans have descended on Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, this week for a ten-day Country Music Festival. The 2006 event is taking place until October 7th and is drawing large crowds of fans to pubs and clubs across the resort.
Moped accident shuts junction
A BUSY Highbridge road junction was closed to traffic on Monday morning (October 2nd) while emergency services dealt with an accident involving a motorcyclist. Burnham-On-Sea paramedics and police rushed to the junction of Burnham Road and Church Street.
A BUSY Highbridge road junction was closed to traffic on Monday morning (October 2nd) while emergency services dealt with an accident involving a motorcyclist. Burnham-On-Sea paramedics and police rushed to the junction of Burnham Road and Church Street.
Major roadworks start in town
BURNHAM-On-Sea motorists are being warned to expect delays during the next weeks as major roadworks get underway. The first batch of work along Oxford Street starts on Monday (October 2nd) and will last for five days until Friday. Then, next week, work begins on the B3140.
BURNHAM-On-Sea motorists are being warned to expect delays during the next weeks as major roadworks get underway. The first batch of work along Oxford Street starts on Monday (October 2nd) and will last for five days until Friday. Then, next week, work begins on the B3140.
Kenyan group visiting area
A GROUP of Kenyan schoolchildren will be performing at a garden centre near Burnham-On-Sea this month to help raise money to build an orphanage in their home village. The 24 pupils, who are from Mombasa, will be singing and playing the drums at Sanders.
A GROUP of Kenyan schoolchildren will be performing at a garden centre near Burnham-On-Sea this month to help raise money to build an orphanage in their home village. The 24 pupils, who are from Mombasa, will be singing and playing the drums at Sanders.
Half marathon beats the rain!
MORE than 330 runners pounded the streets of Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (October 1st) during the town's annual half marathon. The weather promised to be wet, but it was fine for much of the race. We have full coverage plus results, photos and video.
Photos & story | Video | Results Dignitaries at Legion service
DIGNITARIES from across the south west converged on Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday afternoon (October 1st) for the unveiling of the British Legion's new branch standard. VIPs from branches in Somerset attended a special parade along The Esplanade then attended a service in St Andrew's Church.
MORE than 330 runners pounded the streets of Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday (October 1st) during the town's annual half marathon. The weather promised to be wet, but it was fine for much of the race. We have full coverage plus results, photos and video.
Photos & story | Video | Results Dignitaries at Legion service
DIGNITARIES from across the south west converged on Burnham-On-Sea on Sunday afternoon (October 1st) for the unveiling of the British Legion's new branch standard. VIPs from branches in Somerset attended a special parade along The Esplanade then attended a service in St Andrew's Church.
Brush up your computer skills!
BURNHAM-On-Sea residents are being invited to brush up their computer skills during a series of training courses in the town. Using up-to-date computer equipment at the town's BAY centre, Lewis Jones and Mike Turner are giving the public a chance to learn computer skills.
BURNHAM-On-Sea residents are being invited to brush up their computer skills during a series of training courses in the town. Using up-to-date computer equipment at the town's BAY centre, Lewis Jones and Mike Turner are giving the public a chance to learn computer skills.
Half marathon results, video
HUNDREDS of runners pounded the streets of Burnham-On-Sea today (Sunday October 1st) during the town's annual half marathon. The weather promised to be wet, but it was fine at the 11am start where crowds cheered off the runners from the town's BASC ground.
HUNDREDS of runners pounded the streets of Burnham-On-Sea today (Sunday October 1st) during the town's annual half marathon. The weather promised to be wet, but it was fine at the 11am start where crowds cheered off the runners from the town's BASC ground.
Photos of stolen art released
A BURNHAM-On-Sea artist has appealed for the safe return of four of her paintings which have been stolen during an exhibition at the town's Community Centre. Catherine Metcalf told Burnham-On-Sea.com that she is "extremely upset" by the theft of the four prints.
A BURNHAM-On-Sea artist has appealed for the safe return of four of her paintings which have been stolen during an exhibition at the town's Community Centre. Catherine Metcalf told Burnham-On-Sea.com that she is "extremely upset" by the theft of the four prints.
11 vehicles taken off the road
BURNHAM-On-Sea police launched a major operation to crack down on speeding motorists along the town's seafront on Thursday night (Sep 28th). In an operation lasting the whole evening, eleven vehicles were taken off the road and five fixed penalty notices were issued.
BURNHAM-On-Sea police launched a major operation to crack down on speeding motorists along the town's seafront on Thursday night (Sep 28th). In an operation lasting the whole evening, eleven vehicles were taken off the road and five fixed penalty notices were issued.
One injured in Berrow kitchen blaze
PARAMEDICS and fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea rushed to the centre of Berrow on Thursday evening (Sep 28th) after a fire in a bungalow injured one person. Paramedics treated a lady for the effects of smoke inhalation and burns after the blaze started at 4.40pm.
PARAMEDICS and fire crews from Burnham-On-Sea rushed to the centre of Berrow on Thursday evening (Sep 28th) after a fire in a bungalow injured one person. Paramedics treated a lady for the effects of smoke inhalation and burns after the blaze started at 4.40pm.
Seafront blacked out by fault
AN ELECTRICAL fault on one of Burnham's decorative lights was likely to blame for a six-night blackout along the town's seafront earlier this week. Somerset County Council's street lighting team were called to the Esplanade after 17 street lights were knocked out.
AN ELECTRICAL fault on one of Burnham's decorative lights was likely to blame for a six-night blackout along the town's seafront earlier this week. Somerset County Council's street lighting team were called to the Esplanade after 17 street lights were knocked out.
£115k grant windfall for towns
BURNHAM-On-Sea and Highbridge were handed a major financial boost on Wednesday (Sep 27th) when the towns received thousands of pounds of grant cash. Sedgemoor District Council's Executive decided to direct more than £115,000 of funds into the towns.
BURNHAM-On-Sea and Highbridge were handed a major financial boost on Wednesday (Sep 27th) when the towns received thousands of pounds of grant cash. Sedgemoor District Council's Executive decided to direct more than £115,000 of funds into the towns.
Folkfest to expand in 2007
BURNHAM-On-Sea's successful Folkfest is set to return in 2007 as a three-day event. The inaugural event was held over two days earlier this month and attracted such large numbers of musicians and fans that organisers have decided to expand it next year with a third day.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's successful Folkfest is set to return in 2007 as a three-day event. The inaugural event was held over two days earlier this month and attracted such large numbers of musicians and fans that organisers have decided to expand it next year with a third day.
High tides threat for Burnham
LONG-range forecasts of gusty winds and stormy conditions for Burnham-On-Sea during early October are being closely watched by Environment Agency bosses as they plan for the area's next round of record high tides. The forecasts are for October 7-9.
LONG-range forecasts of gusty winds and stormy conditions for Burnham-On-Sea during early October are being closely watched by Environment Agency bosses as they plan for the area's next round of record high tides. The forecasts are for October 7-9.
16 new homes win approval
CONTROVERSIAL plans to build 16 homes on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea were given the go-ahead by planners on Tuesday (Sep 26th). Chelvey Homes had submitted an application to demolish a bungalow in Huntspill Road and replace it with the new homes.
CONTROVERSIAL plans to build 16 homes on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea were given the go-ahead by planners on Tuesday (Sep 26th). Chelvey Homes had submitted an application to demolish a bungalow in Huntspill Road and replace it with the new homes.
Taxi firm loses planning bid
A RETROSPECTIVE planning application to turn a shop in the centre of Burnham into a taxi office has been turned down by planners this week. Members of Sedgemoor's Development Control Committee decided on Tuesday (Sep 26th) that enforcement action is needed.
A RETROSPECTIVE planning application to turn a shop in the centre of Burnham into a taxi office has been turned down by planners this week. Members of Sedgemoor's Development Control Committee decided on Tuesday (Sep 26th) that enforcement action is needed.
Earlier check-up for Hinkley
AN inspection of the nuclear reactor at Hinkley Point B power station, near Burnham-On-Sea, has been brought forward amid reports of new safety fears. It follows checks on reactors at Scotland's Hunterston plant, which showed problems with cracked pipes.
AN inspection of the nuclear reactor at Hinkley Point B power station, near Burnham-On-Sea, has been brought forward amid reports of new safety fears. It follows checks on reactors at Scotland's Hunterston plant, which showed problems with cracked pipes.
Crime fighting tips for group
HOME security and crime prevention tips have been given to members of the Burnbridge Diabetes Group by Police Community Support Officers in Burnham-On-Sea. A special talk on home security was given by PCSOs Gill Udall and Claire Chambers.
HOME security and crime prevention tips have been given to members of the Burnbridge Diabetes Group by Police Community Support Officers in Burnham-On-Sea. A special talk on home security was given by PCSOs Gill Udall and Claire Chambers.
Two arrested after huge blaze
TWO people have been arrested on suspicion of arson following a major barn fire at East Huntspill, near Burnham-On-Sea, and a separate blaze at a nearby recycling centre in the early hours of Sunday (Sep 24th). Police said two people aged 18 and 21 had been held.
TWO people have been arrested on suspicion of arson following a major barn fire at East Huntspill, near Burnham-On-Sea, and a separate blaze at a nearby recycling centre in the early hours of Sunday (Sep 24th). Police said two people aged 18 and 21 had been held.
MP leads Foley Parkway talks
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, visited the town's controversial Frank Foley Parkway at the weekend amid renewed efforts to find a solution. The MP held talks with county council bosses in a bid to push forward the completion of the unfinished road.
BURNHAM-On-Sea's MP, David Heathcoat-Amory, visited the town's controversial Frank Foley Parkway at the weekend amid renewed efforts to find a solution. The MP held talks with county council bosses in a bid to push forward the completion of the unfinished road.
New sign praises litter pickers
A NEW sign has been unveiled along Burnham-On-Sea's Queen's Drive this week to recognise the Rotary Club's efforts to keep the road litter-free. The Deputy Mayor of Burnham and Highbridge, Cllr Dave Parry, formally unveiled the new sign on Sunday (Sep 24th).
A NEW sign has been unveiled along Burnham-On-Sea's Queen's Drive this week to recognise the Rotary Club's efforts to keep the road litter-free. The Deputy Mayor of Burnham and Highbridge, Cllr Dave Parry, formally unveiled the new sign on Sunday (Sep 24th).
BAY Centre extension opened
HIGHBRIDGE paralympic medal winner Anthony Stevens cut the ribbon to officially open a brand new £200,000 extension at the Burnham Area Youth Centre on Sunday afternoon (Sep 24th). Crowds gathered at the BAY Centre in Cassis Close for a special open day.
HIGHBRIDGE paralympic medal winner Anthony Stevens cut the ribbon to officially open a brand new £200,000 extension at the Burnham Area Youth Centre on Sunday afternoon (Sep 24th). Crowds gathered at the BAY Centre in Cassis Close for a special open day.
Fire crews tackle huge blaze
FIRE crews from across Somerset tackled a huge blaze on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea in the early hours of Sunday. The fire service received numerous calls from the public at 1am alerting them to a fire at Church Road in East Huntspill. On arrival, they found two large five-bay barns well alight.
FIRE crews from across Somerset tackled a huge blaze on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea in the early hours of Sunday. The fire service received numerous calls from the public at 1am alerting them to a fire at Church Road in East Huntspill. On arrival, they found two large five-bay barns well alight.
Country fans flock to festival
THOUSANDS of country and western music fans are preparing to gather in Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, for this year's ten-day Brean Country Music Festival. The 2006 event takes place between September 28th and October 7th and will attract crowds of music fans.
THOUSANDS of country and western music fans are preparing to gather in Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea, for this year's ten-day Brean Country Music Festival. The 2006 event takes place between September 28th and October 7th and will attract crowds of music fans.
Town gets new 'green' expert
A NEW Conservation Officer for Burnham-On-Sea who will help with environmental projects and work on 'heritage regeneration' in the town has been appointed this week. English Heritage and Sedgemoor District Council are jointly funding the new position.
A NEW Conservation Officer for Burnham-On-Sea who will help with environmental projects and work on 'heritage regeneration' in the town has been appointed this week. English Heritage and Sedgemoor District Council are jointly funding the new position.
Medical group marks 20th year
A GROUP of Burnham-On-Sea fundraisers are celebrating the 20th year of their organisation, during which time they have raised a mammoth £150,000 for the purchase of medical equipment in the town. The Community Medical Equipment Fund was formed in 1986.
A GROUP of Burnham-On-Sea fundraisers are celebrating the 20th year of their organisation, during which time they have raised a mammoth £150,000 for the purchase of medical equipment in the town. The Community Medical Equipment Fund was formed in 1986.
D-day nears for homes bid
CONTROVERSIAL plans to build 16 homes on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea could be decided by planners next week. In August, Chelvey Homes had submitted an application to demolish a bungalow at 55a Huntspill Road and replace it with new homes.
CONTROVERSIAL plans to build 16 homes on the outskirts of Burnham-On-Sea could be decided by planners next week. In August, Chelvey Homes had submitted an application to demolish a bungalow at 55a Huntspill Road and replace it with new homes.
Royal 'makeover' for fountain?
A VICTORIAN fountain in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea is set to be given a makeover to mark next year's golden jubilee of the Queen. Under proposals unveiled this week, the 109 year-old structure at the junction of Sea View Road could be overhauled.
A VICTORIAN fountain in the centre of Burnham-On-Sea is set to be given a makeover to mark next year's golden jubilee of the Queen. Under proposals unveiled this week, the 109 year-old structure at the junction of Sea View Road could be overhauled.
